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OOn September 19, Rev. Esteban Lugo, former director of the Christian Reformed Church’s Office of Race Relations, was released from the ministry in the status of one deposed by Classis Grand Rapids South.

It’s not hard to see that the loss of engaged young adults in local churches is a worrying trend

Tran and one of his brothers came to Canada in 1985, leaving a Hong Kong refugee camp

Once a month on a Sunday afternoon, Elmhust (Ill.) Christian Reformed Church welcomes a growing group of women to its Single Mothers Support Group.

Parents who have had children through in vitro fertilization

It is an unlikely venue for a hymn sing,

For the ninth consecutive year, the worship center at Monroe Community Church,

When Destination Christian Reformed Church opens its doors to the community for a meal each Thursday evening,

How are farmers and communities making use of the support made available by the Canadian Foodgrains Bank

The future of religion in America is young, non-Christian, and technicolor.

huge arts project made possible when the church received a Vital Worship Grant

caring for people who are homeless goes beyond providing a hot meal

Synod 2017, the general assembly of the Christian Reformed Church, is a few months past.

Lacombe is a city in central Alberta with a population of just over 13,000.

The members visited two “care point” sites in Ethiopia

From Protestant preachers to Jewish cantors to Catholic nuns,

Christian Reformed congregations and ministries are preparing to give aid to those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

it’s quite unbelievable and certainly an amazing blessing from God what has happened to our church

Vernon J. Ehlers, who taught at Calvin College for 17 years and later became a Michigan state legislator and a United States congressman

More than 4,000 religious leaders have signed a letter urging Congress to maintain the Johnson Amendment

Ken Verhulst ministered with a passion for social justice

Kenneth Vander Heide was born in McBain, Mich., in 1931, and died on July 30